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Hi Guys,
WORKING WITH DIFFERENT VERSIONS OF OPEN ACCESS
I just migrated to OA Q3 from Q2(july 2009) and I had problems to keep my old small projects using the old version of Open Access.
All my projects references to Telerik UI and OA controls and libraries(Telerik.Web.UI.dll, Telerik.OpenAccess.dll, Telerik.OpenAccess.Query.dll, etc) are to a specific folder in my project(ExternalDependencies). I am trying keep my Applications version independent. It's works ok to Telerik UIcontrols, but OpenAccess is using the venhace.exe to enhace de assembly and the default Visual studio integration is loading this venhace.exe from the current OpenAccess folder installation.
How can I setup my projects to do that?
It's important, because I want to install the new version on my development environment, but I don't have time to compile all my projects with the new version to test again. Sometimes you have to deploy a new release using a old version. I know the the forward and reverse wizard, probably will be useless to old projects, but at least I can have a new release any time, if a have to make just changes on my interface for example. We can have brake changes on the future versions and I don't want to spend time($$$), making changes in old project that never will change enough to justify that.
OPEN ACCESS -> ENABLE PROJECT
The enable and update project is doing a great job updating all the references for us, but it's updating all my projects references as well. In my case, my references are not pointing to the OpenAccess folder and the Wizard is always changing my references back to the default. Could it be optional on the Enable project Wizard?(like a check box). The problem is that we are always clicking enable the project again to try fix something, and it's change all the references.
If the project is already enabled, should I just use the new option "Update Config References", to update the references versions?
Thanks in advance for any comment or suggestion about this.
Regards,
Jorge Arteiro
WORKING WITH DIFFERENT VERSIONS OF OPEN ACCESS
I just migrated to OA Q3 from Q2(july 2009) and I had problems to keep my old small projects using the old version of Open Access.
All my projects references to Telerik UI and OA controls and libraries(Telerik.Web.UI.dll, Telerik.OpenAccess.dll, Telerik.OpenAccess.Query.dll, etc) are to a specific folder in my project(ExternalDependencies). I am trying keep my Applications version independent. It's works ok to Telerik UIcontrols, but OpenAccess is using the venhace.exe to enhace de assembly and the default Visual studio integration is loading this venhace.exe from the current OpenAccess folder installation.
How can I setup my projects to do that?
It's important, because I want to install the new version on my development environment, but I don't have time to compile all my projects with the new version to test again. Sometimes you have to deploy a new release using a old version. I know the the forward and reverse wizard, probably will be useless to old projects, but at least I can have a new release any time, if a have to make just changes on my interface for example. We can have brake changes on the future versions and I don't want to spend time($$$), making changes in old project that never will change enough to justify that.
OPEN ACCESS -> ENABLE PROJECT
The enable and update project is doing a great job updating all the references for us, but it's updating all my projects references as well. In my case, my references are not pointing to the OpenAccess folder and the Wizard is always changing my references back to the default. Could it be optional on the Enable project Wizard?(like a check box). The problem is that we are always clicking enable the project again to try fix something, and it's change all the references.
If the project is already enabled, should I just use the new option "Update Config References", to update the references versions?
Thanks in advance for any comment or suggestion about this.
Regards,
Jorge Arteiro